Broken Rice Export: Broken rice can be exported with conditions till September 30, the government approved

The government has now permitted for export of broken rice till 30 September. But this can be done only under certain circumstances. According to the new instructions issued by the government, export of only those broken rice consignments will be allowed till September 30, whose loading was on the ship before the decision to impose the ban or where the shipping bill has been filed and the ship is already Arriving for loading, have anchored in India.

A new notification by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade also said that in cases where ports and their rotation numbers have been allotted and where the consignment of broken rice has been handed over to the customs department and registered in their system Only they will be allowed to export.

Earlier, the deadline for the export of broken rice was fixed for September 15. Let us tell you that on September 9, India banned the export of broken rice with immediate effect. The export policy of broken rice was revised from 'free' to 'prohibited'. The ban on the export of broken rice assumes significance as the total area under paddy sown in the Kharif season has come down this year, which could have an impact on the production and prices of the crop.

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